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Understanding the Lagnesh (Ascendant Lord) and Its Impact

Jul 21, 2024

Lecture Notes: Understanding Lagnesh and Its Impact

The Lagnesh (Ascendant Lord) in Different Houses

General Overview

  • Lagnesh in the 3rd house: Vitality and strength issues over time.
  • Lagnesh in the 4th house:
    • Paternal and maternal happiness.
    • Positive, especially for Libra Lagna with Venus in the 4th house (Directional Strength).
    • Potential issues despite the benefits due to specific doshas (e.g., Kendras loaded by Benefic Grahas).
    • Sensitive due to its relation to the mind and emotional heart (Anahata Chakra).
    • Presence of malefic in the 4th house results in issues in early years.

Specific Examples and Insights

  • Famous Personalities:
    • Reference to Rabindranath Tagore’s chart (Pisces Lagna, Moon exalted in 5th house).
    • Discussion on various significant losses in his life and their astrological reflections.
    • Lagnesh as Atmakaraka: Influence on life and relationships.

Discussion of Various Houses

  • 4th House:
    • Issues with male figures if malefic planets are present.
    • Lagnesh in the 4th house provides wealth and maternal happiness but with issues.
  • 5th House:
    • Moderate happiness from children; certain issues like irritability.
    • Moreover, significant influence from surrounding planets.
    • Ravi Tagore's challenges illustrated with Lagnesh examples.
  • 6th House:
    • Emphasis on overcoming obstacles and diseases based on planetary associations.
    • Parakrama house (courage and bravery implications).
  • 7th House:
    • Potential impact on long-term relationship and wealth acquisitions.
    • Importance of moving abroad and desire for numerous things (Kama Tricon comes in focus).
  • 8th House:
    • Siddha yogi qualities, occult interest, potential chronic illness.
    • Specific behavioral tendencies (e.g., thievishness, seduction, eye issues).
  • 9th House:
    • Very positive, bringing fortune and blessings.
    • Devotion and spiritual connections.
  • 10th House:
    • Strong karma focus, authoritative roles, success, respect, and wealth.
  • 11th House:
    • Goals-oriented, potential for wealth and clarity in objectives.
    • Influence from Jupiter example (e.g., Swami Vivekananda).
  • 12th House:
    • Unfruitful expenditure, temper issues, health concerns, losses.
    • Importance of benefic association.

Advanced Concepts

  • Bhavat Bhavam:
    • Key principle dealing with inter-relations of all houses.
    • Second house (wealth and possessions) to third house (communication and siblings).
    • Understanding of Bhavat Bhavam for other houses (e.g., 6th to 11th house, 8th to 3rd house).
  • Chandas (Vedic Metres & Rhythms):
    • Association with jyotish, seasons, and rhythms in Vedas.
    • Influence on remedies and prescriptions.
    • Example: Krithi Chanda for 3rd house, Gayatri Chanda for 5th house afflictions.

Exercises and Homework

  • Put up the American Chart with five planets in Kendras.
  • Evaluate various famous charts (e.g., Srila Prabhupada, Swami Vivekananda).